Obs. rare. [ad. late L. sulphurātus, f. sulphur: see -ATE2. Cf. It. solforato.] Made or consisting of, or resembling, sulphur; containing sulphurous gases.
1660. H. More, Myst. Godl., V. xvi. 189. A pale sulphurate colour.
1662. Charleton, Myst. Vintners (1675), 182. A fresh Cask, newly fumed with a Sulphurate Match.
1666. W. Boghurst, Loimographia (1894), 28. Taking … strong waters, sulphurate, and Plague waters.
